Canada
Ottawa Opens Public Consultation on Turkiye Trade Deal While Steel Duties Remain a Live Irritant
Global Affairs Canada wants to hear from Canadians on a free trade agreement with Turkiye through September 14, even as Canada maintains anti dumping duties on Turkish steel that reached nearly 48 percent earlier this year.
Canada Auto Sector Faces New Test as Proposed US Tariff Threatens Toyota and Honda
Toyota and Honda produce more than three-quarters of vehicles assembled in Canada, leaving Ontario manufacturing unusually exposed if Washington doubles its tariff on Canadian vehicle imports to 50 percent on January 1, 2027.
Canadian Families Wait for Word as Search Continues for 32 Missing After Deadly Nepal Floods
A glacial collapse triggered flash floods that have killed at least 570 people along the Nepal Tibet border. Days later, Canadian families including two Metro Vancouver couples are still waiting for any news.
Canada Sets September 8 Counter Tariffs as Trade Conflict Moves From Threats to Costs
Ottawa will match new United States tariffs on 27.6 billion dollars of Canadian goods with targeted duties on American imports, while preparing a support package for workers and businesses exposed to the dispute.
Canada Prepares Dollar for Dollar Tariffs as Trade Talks With United States Collapse
Ottawa will impose new retaliatory tariffs beginning September 8 after negotiations failed and Washington introduced 50 percent duties on roughly 28 billion dollars of Canadian goods.
Canada US Trade Talks Collapse, Tariffs Take Effect, Carney Vows Dollar for Dollar Retaliation
A tentative deal fell apart less than an hour before Friday’s deadline. Carney says Washington changed the terms at the last minute; Washington says Canada walked away from an agreement already reached. Fifty percent tariffs took effect Saturday.
Canada and US Race Final Hours to Finish Trade Deal Before Saturday Deadline
Proposed terms include a lower auto tariff and the end of duties on softwood lumber, but the agreement remains unsigned, provinces remain divided over restocking US alcohol, and Vance has mocked Carney’s negotiating stance.
Trump Pauses Tariffs on Canada, Citing Deal Still Being Finalized
Hours before fifty percent tariffs were due to take effect, Trump announced a three day pause and said the two countries have a deal “subject to finalization of documents.” Carney was notably more cautious.
Canada Braces for Midnight Tariff Deadline After Second Carney Trump Call This Week
Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Donald Trump spoke twice this week as Canada approached a deadline for new fifty percent tariffs, with no deal publicly confirmed and industry groups warning of job losses.
Canada and US Trade Officials Head Back to Washington With No Deal Yet, Six Days Before Tariff Deadline
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says both leaders will soon be given options, while provincial premiers press Ottawa not to fold before the August 19 deadline.
Ottawa Lands $768 Million Federal Contract to Build New National Laboratory Campus
The Regulatory and Security Science Main project will bring CFIA, border, and health science teams together on Fallowfield Road, counted toward Canada’s NATO defence spending commitments.
Ottawa Is Living Through Its Wettest Summer on Record, With More Rain Still to Come
A thunderstorm watch was in effect for the region again Wednesday, capping a season that has already broken the city’s historical rainfall records.
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